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The Giver Plot Line Study Guide

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Another name for the Climax.   Crisis Point  
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Genre of the book.   Science Fiction  
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Style of the community.   Utopian Society  
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Main Character of The Giver.   Jonas  
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Where does a reader find the greatest tension /build up on the plot line?   Climax  
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Think of Falling action---what is the Conflict Outcome?   Jonas and The Giver devise a plan.  
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How many parts to the plot line?   Five  
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Mood at the beginning of the book, The Giver   Happy  
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What makes up the setting of a book?   Time and Place  
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Book definition of Climax.   Greatest Tension of the book, also called the Turning Point. The Ah-ha moment where the main character know the answer to the problem . of the story.  
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Book definition of Resolution.   The end, conflict was solved, unraveled, or finished. All the loose ends of the Plot will be tied up.  
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Book definition of Exposition.   Background information to understand story.  
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Book definition of Rising Action.   This is where the tension is building up to the Climax.  
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Book definition of Falling Action.   Crisis begins to become solved...may contain a moment of suspense. Where you find out the answers to the story.  
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Parts of the Climax.   Point of Greatest Tension  
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Parts of the Resolution.   Final outcome.  
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Parts of Exposition.   Time, Place, Mood, Main Character, Secondary Character, Flat Character, Point of View.  
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Parts of Rising Action.   Protagonist, Antagonist, Conflict, Mood.  
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Parts of Falling Action   Conflict Outcome, Resolution.  
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Mood at beginning, at the middle, at the end of the book.   Happy; serious; awkward, creepy.  
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Greatest tension of the book.   Jonas watches his father "get rid" of the twin and then Jonas realizes it is not a perfect utopian society.  
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Conflict of The Giver found in the Rising Action.   Death, Isolation, Painful Memories  
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Theme of The Giver   Human Connection, Isolation, Death  
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Final outcome of The Giver.   Jonas and Gabe make it to Elsewhere.  
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Antagonist of The Giver.   The Giver and Transmission of Memories.  
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4 Types of Conflict.   Character vs. Character Character vs. Society Character vs. Self Character vs. Nature  
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Secondary Character.   The Giver and the Memories  
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Flat Character.   Asher and The Family Unit  
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Point of View   Jonas and the Narrator  
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Protagonist   Jonas  
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Antatongist   The Memories and The Giver  
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Definition of the Protagonist   Main Character: the Hero or Heroine  
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Definition of the Antagonsit   The Villian of the story; the problem to the main character.  
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What is the Place in the book?   Perfect Utopian  
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What is the Time in the book?   Near Future  
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What is the mood in the Rising Action?   Intense/Serious  
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Example of Character vs. Self   Jonas threw the Pill away.  
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Example of Character vs. Character   Jonas vs. the Father of the Family Unit.  
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